Word: loads
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...fearful slump at the end of May, leaving left field as serious a problem as third base where the club has had to fall back on Billy Cox. A slow start by right fielder Carl Furllio has hurt slightly. Don Newoombe and Preacher Roe have carried the main pitching load, with some unexpected relief help by Clyde King. If King and Ralph Branca, who has pitched brilliantly recently, hold up the Dodgers will not be caught...
Next year will mark the completion of the General Education program, with freshmen required to take three full G.E. courses. The new course will raise degree requirements from 16 to 16 1/2 credits, which will in turn boost the freshman load to 4 1/2 courses...
Into A Sleep of Prisoners, Quakerish Playwright Fry has done his earnest best to pack a van load of meaning about the state of modern man. Four prisoners of an unidentified war are locked up in a church and bunk down for a restless night. Most of the action consists of their separate dreams, each one involving the others, a series of merging playlets stretched on the frames of familiar Bible stories (Cain and Abel, David and Absalom, Abraham and Isaac...
...must not involve any government control of educational policy. Obviously, the proposal would necessitate the supervision of a board to cheek on expenditure of the money by the medical schools. The bill must also be temporary so that private means like the National Fund can bear most of the load when they are able. At present, such a bill exists. S. 337, which is the tortured infant of the old H. 5940, provides for direct aid with no government influence. To cover instruction expenditures the bill will allocate money to medical schools according to the number of enrolled students...
...other professor now in the University has taught a major course so long. The dropping of this course from Holcombe's schedule will not lessen his teaching load, for he will take on a graduate course in its place. Carl J. Friedrich, professor of Government, will lecture in Government 1b next spring...